True crime is a genre of non-fiction that focuses on real criminal cases, examining the details of actual crimes, the people involved, and the consequences of the events. It encompasses a variety of media, including books, documentaries, podcasts, and television series, which explore the complexities of criminal acts, the motivations behind them, and the justice system’s response. True crime narratives often delve into psychological, sociological, and legal aspects of crime, providing insight into both the perpetrators and the victims. This genre seeks to engage audiences with compelling storytelling while presenting factual information about crime and its ramifications in society.
The village of Allerey-sur-Saône was enveloped in mystery after a fire engulfed Philippe Monin's home, coinciding with his sudden disappearance. Philippe Monin, a respected local plumber and heating engineer, vanished,…